HUGEL and Quavo Link Up on Tech House Single 'Where She Come From'

French producer HUGEL has released a new single with Quavo, titled "Where She Come From," out now on Make The Girls Dance Records. The track marks the second collaboration from Twenty One Part 2, the next installment of HUGEL's debut album released in June.

Tech House Meets Hip-Hop

"Where She Come From" opens with Quavo's hypnotic flow and ad-libs over a percussive groove that pulls on the tech house and Afro house end of HUGEL's range rather than the Latin house he's known for. Quavo saves his verse for the second half, with the second drop hitting harder, carried by a low rolling bassline. The production reads American more than Latin, with Murda Beatz featured on the credits.

Second Rapper Collaboration This Month

After releasing "Temptation" with Bryson Tiller on July 10, this marks the second rapper HUGEL is collaborating with this month. Twenty One landed June 26 across 21 tracks, with Snoop Dogg, Big Sean, French Montana, NBA YoungBoy and Ty Dolla $ign on it. He marked the album with a listening party at Wynn Las Vegas on June 20, telling local press that Vegas has started to feel like home to him and that Make The Girls Dance was a concept he built there.

Residencies and Festival Circuit

HUGEL holds a Wynn Nightlife residency split between XS Nightclub and Encore Beach Club, and the Make The Girls Dance residency runs Thursdays at Hï Ibiza. Two weeks before the album he was at Stade de France, opening for David Guetta on June 12 alongside FISHER. The label has been running its own events alongside all of it, taking the Club Space terrace for Miami Music Week on March 25 and putting on Make The Girls Dance shows in New York, Toronto and Los Angeles.

HUGEL is in Boom this weekend for his Tomorrowland Weekend 2 set.